Sentence examples for how much brilliant from inspiring English sources
As Cindy tells me: "It doesn't matter how much brilliant work people like Erika are producing.
"What surprised me most is how much brilliant businessmen lose their minds when they get involved in football," says Parish.
EW: What often happens in these conversations, particularly at fiery times, is that we don't say clearly enough how much brilliant work is being made.
We can say to them, 'It's OK, fellas, come forward and get the public acclamation that you deserve.' Of course, I am sure that privately they know how much their brilliant, courageous activities are appreciated".
Remember how much of a brilliant stroke signing Rasheed Wallace seemed to be?
He had only been reprimanded twice by the UK Statistics Authority – which, when you consider how much he says, is brilliant.
The sight of a smoothly self-assured 12-year-old, Xantaine Campbell, saying how much she loves her "brilliant" Birmingham free school must have brought lumps to elderly conference throats.
Which raises the delicate question of how much impact Ms. McDonald's brilliant but comparatively introverted albums can have on the gaudy landscape of show business.
"If you can't communicate in an interesting, entertaining, energetic way — I don't care how much education you have, how brilliant you are, how many degrees you have — it's going to be painful to watch you," said Karen Melamed, a television producer and online video consultant in Los Angeles.
It was a beautiful midsummer day, and I remember that I went up to him on the beach to introduce myself and tell him how much I had enjoyed his brilliant "What the Cystoscope Said".
"So wake me up when it's all over / When I'm wiser and I'm older / All this time I was finding myself / And I didn't know I was lost," she sang, and I thought of my own daughter and how much she can achieve, how brilliant she can be, and how trying our summer had been.
